King Charles was aware of the investment fund in which his young prince Andrew and Yang Tengbo, an alleged Chinese spy, were involved, said a report citing new court documents.
According to The Guardian, it was revealed in a witness declaration provided to an immigration court by Dominic Hampshire, principal advisor to Prince Andrew.
The report indicates that the Hampshire said that he and Prince Andrew had been smuggled into the Windsor castle for clandestine meetings with the king during which the Eurasia fund was discussed.
According to The Guardian, the fund, which was aimed at plowing Chinese investments in renewable energies in Africa, would have provided an income for the Duke after its public fall in grace.
Citing sources, the report indicates that the fund has not managed to start and never exchanged, but it seems to have been linked to an entity called Eurasia Global Partners, incorporated as a management advice film in November 2022.
Andrew faced a meticulous media exam in December of last year after the revelations that a Chinese commercial partner close to the younger brother of the King Charles scandal was considered by the British government as a Chinese spy.
In a court decision, it was revealed that the businessman Yang Tengbo had been prohibited from Great Britain for reasons of national security because the authorities suspected that he was working clandestinely for Beijing to make close contact with important British personalities.
